Heart disease usually does not start with an emergency. It builds over time. This Heart Month, Dr. Raymond Singer, Chief, Cardiac Surgery, Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital, shares what years in cardiac surgery have shown him. Learn more: bit.ly/4aCuoLy

You could feel totally fine and still have one of the most dangerous heart blockages. It’s Heart Month, and Dr. Raymond Singer, Chief, Cardiac Surgery, Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital, is breaking down left main coronary artery disease: bit.ly/4aCuoLy

We are proud to share that the Vickie & Jack Farber Institute for Neuroscience at Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital has successfully performed its first pipeline embolization to treat a complex aneurysm near the eye and brain. Learn more:

All Jefferson Health hospital locations, including ERs, remain open. However, due to inclement weather, some outpatient and urgent care sites are operating on a modified schedule on 2/22 & 2/23. For non-emergent medical needs, visit jeffersonhealth.org for more info.

Cigarettes or vapes both affect your lungs, but quitting is possible and you do not have to do it alone. At Jefferson Health our smoking cessation programs offer expert guidance and support to help you take steps toward a smoke-free life. Learn more: bit.ly/48S7QWh

With the marathon just days away, Dr. Philip Skiba shares the most common mistakes new runners make and offers practical tips to help you perform your best and cross the finish line injury-free. bit.ly/4i7Ygl9

More than 90% of lung nodules are benign, but early detection is crucial. Drs. Julie Barta and Nathaniel Evans share how lung nodules are identified, monitored, and treated for the best outcomes. bit.ly/3JTdmy8

Congratulations to Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital for earning High Risk Meritorious recognition from the @AmCollSurgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP®)! #JeffersonProud

The Family Connects Program at Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital recently celebrated one year of providing over 1,000 free nurse home visits to new mothers, offering vital health screenings, parenting tips, and connections to essential resources. bit.ly/4oCYN0P

We’re proud to share that Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia and Montgomery Hospitals have received an “A” hospital safety grade from The Leapfrog Group for fall 2025. Congrats to Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital for achieving this distinction for the ninth consecutive time!

Tired of those midnight bathroom trips? 😟 Urologist Dr. Tyler Thress breaks down the common causes of frequent urination and explains how exams, lifestyle changes and therapies can help men find the right treatment plan. bit.ly/4ousq49

Why does dust keep coming back? Allergist Dr. Megan McCarty shares tips on the hidden sources of dust, how to tackle them, and improve your home's air quality. bit.ly/47PK1wm.

If you've ever felt sudden chest pain or difficulty swallowing, you might have experienced esophageal spasm. Gastroenterologist Dr. Michael Davis explains the causes, symptoms, and treatments for these disruptive muscle contractions in the esophagus. bit.ly/3JnGgpV

Michael conquered a decade of obstacle races, only to face an unexpected double bypass. One year later, thanks to his Jefferson care team, he's back to challenging himself & ringing the bell atop the 15-foot rope climb. bit.ly/43GeFH9

💧 Dr. Philip Skiba spoke with @HuffPost about what thirst really means and how to stay in tune with your body’s hydration needs. bit.ly/4nrEnX0

Julie Visk, CNM, MSN, certified nurse-midwife at @TJUHospital, spoke with @thebump about what to expect with morning sickness—from when it starts to how to find some much-needed relief. bit.ly/3IZa9wF

To keep the spooky season safe and sweet for everyone, registered dietitian Emily Rubin shares clever tips for enjoying Halloween while staying mindful of health goals and food allergies. bit.ly/4nkPWiT

The moment Sarah discovered a lump, fear set in. With courage, faith, and the compassionate support of her Jefferson care team, she faced her triple-negative breast cancer diagnosis head-on, and today, she shares her story of resilience. bit.ly/47A7iU0

Dr. Nicole Johnson, Chair of the Department of Counseling & Behavioral Health at @JeffersonUniv, joined @FOX29philly to discuss “ghosting PTSD” and its emotional and mental impact. bit.ly/42BrL8m

About 40% of women over 40 have dense breasts, making cancer harder to detect through mammography alone. Dr. Kristin Brill explains the types of breast tissue and highlights additional screening options to supplement annual mammograms. bit.ly/3KRwlZX